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This class, in Torah Or by the Alter Rebbe, Baal HaTanya, was presented in the winter of 5777 (Nov. 2016), in Ohr Chaim Shul, Monsey, NY
This class, in Torah Or by the Alter Rebbe, Baal HaTanya, was presented in the winter of 5777 (Nov. 2016), in Ohr Chaim Shul, Monsey, NY
It is a uniquely enigmatic Midrash. Avraham says to his wife Sarah upon arriving to Egypt, “Please Say That You Are My Sister!” And the Midrash says: “From here we deduce that one may slaughter an animal on the Shabbos for an ill person.” What is the connection between the two?
The class explores three perspectives, the simple explanation; the insight by the Kesav Sofer; and a novel interpretation by the Lubavitcher Rebbe. It boils down to how Avraham analyzed the patterns of behavior that would be employed by the Egyptians, who would be willing to kill him but not to take a married woman.
The class concludes with the analysis of the story on a psychological and spiritual level, in our own marriages, and in our relationship with G-d.
This class was presented on Sunday morning Lech Lecha, 5 Cheshvan, 5777, November 10, 2016, at the Ohr Chaim shul in Monsey, NY.
This class, in Likkutei Torah by the Alter Rebbe, Baal HaTanya, explores the meaning of the series of Tishrei holidays. It was presented on Sukkos 5777 (Oct. 2016), in Ohr Chaim Shul, Monsey, NY
This class, in Likkutei Torah by the Alter Rebbe, Baal HaTanya, was presented on Sukkos 5777 (October 2016), in Ohr Chaim Shul, Monsey, NY
The Mishna and Gemarah define the seventh day of Sukkos as the day designated to the mitzvah of Aravah; the Zohar sees it as the final day of judgement and atonement. But why this day? How did Hoshana Raba become a day of atonement?
It was the Rogatchover Gaon who in a letter suggested a dazzlingly novel idea. It was the day that the entire Jewish nation brought an offering of atonement for a major sin they all committed by mistake: eating and drinking on Yom Kippur.
At the peak of the celebration for the dedication of the First Beis Hamikdash, the Supreme Court of the Jewish people made a terrible miscalculation. They needed atonement. And that gave us the holiday of Hoshna Rabah. Not only did this major collective failure not destroy the joy; ultimately it transformed the people of Israel into Baalei Teshuvah, and allowed them to reach even greater spiritual and emotional heights.
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